Mastering Adverbs: Adding -ly to Words Practice
Practice adding the suffix -ly to adjectives to form adverbs correctly. Learn the rule of changing 'y' to 'i' before adding -ly and test your skills with interactive exercises. Improve your grammar with examples and sentences for better comprehension.
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Adding ly to words ly is a suffix- added to the ends of words. L.O. Use the change y to I rule for spelling.
Some quick practise! soft sweet quick strong safe sad rude brave nice kind
The adjective (describing word) becomes an adverb (tells you more about the verb) e.g. The tortoise walked very slowly. verb adverb
Most adjectives add ly to make an adverb. If the adjective ends in y change the y to I before adding ly Examples. Secret + ly = secretly Sleepy + ly = sleepily.
Try these! usual angry weary easy happy careful Choose one of these and put it in a sentence. IMPRESS ME!
Sentences We _____ boarded the bus after our long flight. Dad _______ placed the glasses in the box. She rang the police ________ after the accident. I _______ carried all the shopping up the flight of stairs. The rain fell ______ all through the night.
